Chapter 510: Chapter 511 I Don’t Need You to Hold Chapter 510: Chapter 511 I Don’t Need You to Hold Because of that last shaking, and the sound of sothing breaking.
The alien outside seed to have decreased by a third.
Tang Zelin silently calculated the distance.
“The aliens outside have decreased, prepare to break out,” he said.
“Yes!”
From their current location to where the gate used to be, there was at least a kiloter to cover—a distance that could certainly be crossed quickly if unobstructed.
However, there were a number of fierce Alien Humanoids closely watching them outside.
This added an invisible layer of difficulty.
Su Shu quietly summoned the Little Snake King from her space.
She had decided, no matter if her secret got exposed, that she wanted to ensure the safety of everyone present.
Only she herself was in dire straits, which is why she brought out the Little Snake King.
In the critical mont, she permitted it to appear and help.
The Little Snake King had no objections; it wasn’t suitable for a massacre, but repelling these creatures that were neither fully human nor animal wasn’t very difficult for it.
However, it did remind Su Shu that once it appeared before everyone,
she would need to explain its existence to Tang Zelin.
Su Shu had already prepared herself ntally.
With that, it had no more concerns.
The formation for the breakout remained the sa as before, with Tang Zelin and the warriors still on the outer ring, while she, Peng San’s grandfather, and the children were in the middle.
Perhaps it was the serious actions of the adults, but the six children were extraordinarily well-behaved.
No one was crying, and everyone quietly followed the plan.
Yao Ke’s nephew had been sitting quietly to the side until just before they were about to depart, when he suddenly stood up and walked to the front of Tang Zelin, Su Shu, and the others.
“I don’t need to be carried, I can run fast,” he said.
Tang Zelin turned and looked down, his gaze sizing up the boy. “It’s dangerous outside, aren’t you afraid?” he asked.
“I am,” the boy answered honestly.
Tang Zelin raised his eyebrows slightly, curious about what the boy ant by coming to him.
“I’m afraid, but you’re short on hands, and I’m nine years old. I’m a man; I don’t need to be carried, I can follow you and run on my own,” the boy said resolutely.
He had been listening to their discussion just now.
How to arrange the formation, how to make the breakout, and even in the event of an irreversible crisis, they should still prioritize the elderly, won, and children first.
Although he was young, he understood it all.
After his parents died in the earthquake, his world changed. In just a few short months, a child who once played gas and went to school worry-free had gone through so much.
In this perilous apocalypse, an innocent child was forced to grow up quickly.
Tang Zelin cracked a slight smile, ruffled the boy’s hair, and turned to his comrades with a smiling introduction, “True to Yao Ke’s family, quite brave.”
Lu Tong, hearing a familiar na, looked up in surprise, “Uncle, do you know my big uncle?”
Next to him, Su Shu smiled slightly, “Mhm, Uncle Tang is a good friend of your uncle, and we ca here to get you.”
Upon hearing this, Lu Tong’s eyes instantly reddened.
He had thought that his uncle considered him a burden and didn’t want him anymore.
He didn’t expect… didn’t expect… they would co for him.
It wasn’t appropriate to say certain things at this mont, so Tang Zelin and Su Shu didn’t explain.
Lu Tong was only nine and still a child, but if he had the courage to join them in the breakout, it would certainly free up a pair of hands.
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